Profession and law on your property

 We owners are more than careless, as we often allow the use of our property or even do not know who is using our surfaces. Of course, there are more and more such cases. And there are more and more users of our surfaces who invoke their rights as professional maintainers. 

The law provides for the conclusion of contracts for the use of our areas. It is even better if, for example, they often use your surfaces to be registered as easement rights and also as an obligation to maintain and rehabilitate these surfaces. 

Of course, we again encounter the everyday practice of verbal agreements and even the problem when someone else allows the use of your surfaces. Or, someone can cause damage to your real or personal property by using trespass. For example, there are more and more cases of dumping of waste or of waste falling from means of transport. In most cases, it will also be difficult to find the perpetrator. And for the most part, it is established that the so-called experts on your or bordering foreign real estate are not experts, but even unknown persons. 

People are just trusting, and our trust in expert services at our property, which we don't even check, is mostly paid for out of our own pocket. It is happening more and more often that these users of our surfaces do not have the means to cover your damage. Neither does liability insurance for damage caused to others. 

Do not count on the police, if you report the unauthorized use of your land, or the disturbance of property, that they will remove the offender. There are more and more such perpetrators who refer to the general good, and thus your property becomes a general public good without any procedures. Therefore, it is not surprising that, for example, the owners of fields no longer decide whether they will build roads or lay canals across the fields, but carry out so-called professional works for the public good on their properties without any prescribed official procedures. In addition to the damage to your property or even the confiscated part of the property without papers, you are left with wasting money on law firms and courts, if you can afford it.

We have problems with the property right used in practice, which is written in Slovenia as follows: "Property right is the right to possess a thing, to use and enjoy it in the widest possible way, and to dispose of it." And, of course, we have a problem with the following text: "Restrictions on use, enjoyment and disposal can only be determined by law." In this case, you do not have the right to judicial protection of the property. Source: Real Law Code. 

Thus, as owners, you must also study all other laws and regulations. In practice, this means that you need to check whether any law or regulation has been issued that interfered with your clear property rights. And, of course, in this case, the reference to the Administrative Procedures Act, according to which you can state that you were not present at the procedure, the subject of which was your real estate or other property, is no longer applicable.